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(Ertbtme
Vol. LXXIII....N0. 24,481.
I...!?., fair.
I 1.-morrow, fuir, wltli moderale ?ni'l?
NEW-YORK, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1918. I? PAGES.
? *
1*?I? I f ' L* /*?VI? / ' L* \''V 9ht lly o' New York, ierres tlly and Hobok?**.
Ill? V, KlStV. \ Vj.\ 1 1 i>im iiKiii im?i < ? N r?.
ARREST M'GUIRE,
IS COURTS ORDER
Former Mayor of Syracuse
Indicted for Soliciting
Campaign Funds.
CONTRACT OFFERED
AS BRIBE, ALLEGED
Accused by Oil Agent of Promis?
ing Favors for $5,000 Contribu?
tion 8 Contractors Testify.
jam**** K. M?-<.unf. foi-mer Mayoy <*f
1 later tii?' legislative
sf.nl for Mi?* Barber Asphalt ?Paving
Compen: **-;is m?ii't??i jrearterday b)
. ? SeOt 'tis ?grand .i'",v 'OF
.iolati? n of the section of the corpora
t .m? law prohibiting a person fr??m ***>?
Ud?ng s political rontrtlnition ?frota n
torporatlon. A ?bench warrant was ?..?
for McGuire by Judge Ctain.
?iror-?'' H. McGuire, brother of the
?ndir!'?J man. testified on the stand of
the John Doe Inquiry last week that
James K. McGuire had eaile-d <>n ? trip
ith America about ? week before,
luent in rut > by I ?istrict AI -
an'a dete, tivea failed to
?ho? his name on gny recent paseen
ge* si >f boati ?sailing either to the
tp/ca es or ?South Amtsrica.
Violation of the ee? tion under whir!-?
y . was Indicted Is a mf-pdemean
or, punishable by one year's Imprison
rnrnt In th? ?penitentiary or $?V00 tine,
ot loth.
May Indict Fowler Again.
Eight upstate contractors who testi
fied si the John Doe Inquiry before
Magistrate McAdoo yesterday
?afternoon told eight 'different bul s! -
glflcantl) similar stories of meetlnga
with Evereti P. Powler, "Murphy'i up
i agman." it appeared ? ? rtaln
that from the masa of evidenc? - i
add'i ed there i se? ond In?
ilctment of Fowler under Ihe same
i ..?? laid -it .I-un?.? K. Mi -
? - rday bj the grand
Jill
t/ler'a previous Indictment was oi
tortton, hssrrt on the evl
_- - n< P. Mull, a Cortland
ontrai tor, who swot?- thai
K"U ? ? nod him with trouble if
not "com
McG rday was
the evidenc? ?given
? 1 Jurj h week ago bj j
- M. McGuire,
: m? r Mayor of
.- V',1?"" earn- ,
? Ion for the i temc-i ratic
?'"iiimitt. ? fi?>:n Fil'tr* US Condlt, ,
?les Vork'represent the Union
"f < 'ailfornla. Condii
himself, u?? -.sa.-- a wltn? terday j
ind .1 u >. ' rr ?borated
this Btor; , an.i add? d t urther an.
I'll'-lt ?IcIH?B.
Arthur B. Chamberlain, .-ii??
Bout) * k-r in asphalt |
end road oils, with sn office si No. 7
and ? ho ?was formerlj
employed temporarily for the Union Oil
furnished the i hief f?ea I i ?
>f the John Doe Inquiry.
ii ? ted by District Attorney
Whitman's examination of this man
had attempted to Influei
?' in"!. <*?.tl?lit MHS t.*
the ?grand Jury. He had
fllce by telephone on
'_'. which ?as the da) sfter
'??(?r-'- H. McGuire had ?been forced by
Whitman to admit the authorship of
m telegram.
"M" Telegram Trips Brother.
?? a? tin- beginning of McG
?*?r? [down, hn?i his reluctant diet loa- '
? ins connection with the Har?
'"i and other asphalt companies in
. tloa t?? th?- Tammany govern
the StatS follow?-?! in ?? natural
n < ice.
t'hamberlsin did nol gel in touch
?> ' -it that ii.i and n hen It was
?i Bunda) thai Condi! was t?,
go ? ?? ?ii?* grand Jurj he called him
f? rnoon si ? tondlt'a boms In
< ?m iiiti<-(l un third |>u_?\ s<*< ?>n?l __!_____
This Morning s News,
-OCAL la?-;'
??. ? ?> Ruse ?? leet (i<>in ? *it>-.... I j
: ilrs Indicted la Orafl Probe.... ll
M. ?'. a. Campaign Bads To-day... i '
tsi Is Her? IP U Feast .I
??'' - r < 'ailed Smuggler. 3
.. r..\ U u;,ls .\l,,i?, y Hack ... 3?
Karl .|
Widow? d Mothei - Pension. 5
i leldei Calls h Conference . 6 '
>v "Ul I I.. , !?, .SS4 ,,;: ', . Rai? g
his ' torn aii ?. Pankhui ?t. 7 j
!'<f?-!-<! Moth? i -Teai hers . 7 '
alisa i. ??. k? ,,.i.'ii ifaki a i"??? it.. g
v.iiv \,i -un for Roaenkavalier?.. . s? \
penda st?.?,?-r .16 !
1 I PetH Waldo. 16 ?
Mal?n? ?-'worn ?u as Collee-tor.le
? ' ? ? Rates Attacked.ie I
GEIfERAL
'"'??' Kigiiiing Ai..?nui Jaarea. i
''"-?*-" ? - I u? Ipa Rah? ai a Wedding. ..il
?""?tar Troul i* In Mexican < ?il Campa , a
?**""?'?'? Opens Currei i ?abate. *?
nada Plead tot Higher Ratea_ 4 j
** Begins Egg Trust laqalrj. 4 1
to r;>i?i Asphalt s??ndal . e
*"? M Holland, Actor, i??a?i. ?
Mtmii
"i t.'i Neckla? ?* Th? ft. .. a
MISCELLANEOUS.
and ?lav**. e
BiltorUl .s
. 9
Ul*"' . 9
Obit,
?taaii . 9
*"""* .10 ,.i;.I 11
''?'?'i?' mi and Market".ia end 13
***** i;-i?t.- .. .. . m
U' "l?, .15
**r->W'>'i_ .15
HELD FOR Rt^BBJNG WOMAN
Three Locked Up for Taking
Mrs. Russell's Jewelry.
'i in-?-?' men wars arrested last niKht
charged with robbing Mr?. Cattaarias
Ruasell, ?>f Pittsburgh, an aunl ol Jus
Uce Cohalaa, at 12th streit and First
avenue ?'ti November 8, A pair <>f
diamond ?arrinps. valued Bl |000, was
stolen while Mra RimmoII was visiting1
N". 106 Bract 12th street. The robbers
r;m through l_th street, pursued by
Mis. Russell anri a woman companion,
but thi y *4"t away.
Detective Qrottano rounded up three
men. At the ."th street Station the
prisoners described themselves as
.lames Carrtgio, ol No. 200 Piral ave?
nue; Joseph Lapanto, ol No. ill Bast
K'.th street, and .loiiti Randusso, <>f
n.'. r*>i K.ist 18th strt et,
LEAVES MUCH TO PUBLIC
Money and Works of Art Given
in Will of Miss Kate Warner.
The New Y"t-k Historical Bocletj re?
ceive? ?100,000 an.I the Hume f_r In?
curablee gSOkOOO under th.- will <?f Miss
Kate Warner, who died on August 14.
Miss Warner waa s daughter ?>f the
Andrea Warner, president <>f the
Institution for the Savings ol Mer?
chant*' t'i"rks. noa th" Union Square]
Bank.
T<. Helen Wilson, Prank Wilson and ?
John Wilson, cousins ol th?- testratrix, '
?lninK al N??. 130 t'liiHi.n avenue,
Brooklyn, she leaves ***_&,'WO, $10.4100
and $10,000, respectively. Another
' ouein, Kate W. While, uf Lindsburg,
; Kan., receives?flV-OOfi. All books, paint?
ings an?! ?ither works tif art are lelt to
Alexander Wilson, s cousin, who ais.i
Ii ? \<-. utor ami residual*] i. gatee ol the
? st ste.
The executor is directed by Miss
Warner to (five to the Metropolitan
Museum ol Art gad the New York
T'liHh- Library such works <?f art and
i.?inks as they nay desire and keep
those remaining for himself. Mr. Wil?
son also receives the Interest of the
testatrix In the proper! "Tos '_'''. and
28 l.isj" n.ini st ret i
7 IN BALLOON GRAZE DEATH
Knabenshue and Passengers
Lose Control 1.000 Feet Up.
' Till m- 1
Los Angeles, Nov. 24.?After soaring
? thousand feet in tin air ?is gracefully
Bl ..ii eagle, and m.rkniK the tup from
Pasadena o ? Loa Angeles ami re?
turn. Roj Knabenshue t?-r a few mln-I
ut? s to-day faced one of ths most seri?
ous sit Mations of his aviation life
with six passengsri In ths basket,
a water pipe l.rokp and the ?n?lrv
of th?- hugi dirigible stepped lust as
Knabenshue was preparing t?. land.
Fnsl tul', the ? raft shot upward m
hundred feet a minute, bul at the 1,000
foot level Knabcshue who had climbed
through Hi?- netwoi the gas
bag and the descent begi i
M< i: I'-I'.w in an orange i" OVS
grabbed the trailing ropes, held them
fas) until Knabenshue had emptied
? hi ?-? ' ? hag .'rid .ill u ere saf?
12.000 WORKERS TO STRIKE
General Electric Men Vote to
Quit Labor To-day.
Tl ? 'I ? ' '
?ni-. Nov. :i At .? mi ? '
?.i the Electrical Workers' Trad.? Alll
? ?o-ni;:iit. ending at ii .':" o'clock,
- \ 'i"?i thai t \\>- Ive thousand ?
pluyea S1 ?'!?? local plant of ths General
Electric Company go out on strike al
??morrow morning.
The matter had been i" tiding sin. <?
las) "'?i., and ii aas hoped until to
nighi that t npe could be
. ulJy sel tied Howi v< r, after the
conference, which started this morning
and did' nol end until late to-night, it
unaimously decided t<> strike.
The trouble started ever the laying off
??i several employes because of scare?
|?y of work, hu! the union felt that
? ol their membert had been dis?
alleging that old
? mplo . were laid "if and ) oungi ?
pmplo] ? - rets Im d
PRENDERGAST MAY
JOIN REPUBLICANS
Controller Ready to Return to
Ranks of His Old Party, Is
Report of Friends.
William a. Preadergast, Controller
?,f tin- en; of New Fork, who left thf
Republican party last year to enroll in
the Bull Moose organisation, is ex
,.., :,i\ to rejoin the Republican ranks.
Mi. Prendergasl at pr?sent ?s in Paris
on a vacation. ITrom several ?.f bis
friends m Brooklyn, it was learned lasl
night, howev.-r. that Mr. Prendergasl
will make ;irt ariri<?"in<em.iit ,f his
change m pol?tica upon his return.
There an- several things, Mr. Pren?
dergaat's friendi said, which bear <"it
iii.ir assertion, when ih?- leadership
of the Progressive party in Brooklyn,
th?* post left vacant by the death of
Timothy L. Woodruff, was offered him
recently, Mr. Pren-Jergasl refused t<>
accept Instead <-f enrolling this fail
m the Hull Moose ranks, it was <ie
clared last night he turned in a blank
sheet. Another thin*; ot significance,
said Mr. Prendergaat's ""rienda, waa the
ia? t that his secretary, <;??.r>-? Tin-.-ii.
who left th.- Republican part) with
Mi. Prendergagt re-enrolled with the
Republicans this fall.
.\ t. m sreeka ago, when several em?
ployea were discharged from the <"? n
troller'a office, the greater number of
them were Progressivea from Brooklyn.
in other ways, it waa ?aid last night,
Mr. Prenderghsl had shown a decided
coolness toward his adopted party, amj
thai it waa a certainty h?- hud quit the
Prugi ? ssi\ ? s for gi mi.
ZELAYA'S ARREST
FOILED BY FLIGHT
Disappears Mysteriously
from City to Evade Ex?
tradition Warrants.
MUST FACE CHARGE
OF DOUBLE MURDER
Deposed Ruler Slips Away. De
spite Sleuths' Trap-Said
To Be in Canada.
?Agents of the Departinenl ??f Just k a
sough! to arrest General J, ?Santo?
Zelaya, th-> former Presldeni .?f Nlcar
sgua, in this city, yesterda) ??n b war*
rani f??r extradition to Nicaragua
where ii<- will fs< e ? charge ?>f mur?
der. The accusation Is lh< r?*snit >>r
the execution of ?Leonard Oroce .nd
L-ero) Cannon, th.> Americana ? ho
[were suspected of being Implicated In
th?' armed movemenl sgalnsl the die
tator. Zelaya, who apparentlj was in?
formed of his Impending arrest, !? ft
Men Yorh sometime ?Saturday night or
Bunday morning.
As \% o ?? announced excluslvel) m The
Tribune on November r_. Zelaya, af?
ter eluding th?- Immigration ??iti? lals,
landed secretl* In New ?forh from the
Htt-.imsiiii? o.-?-;mi, on November ?"? .
? ompanled by J. Mai las his f??rm >i
consul m England, snd registered at?
the Hotel Victoris. He ?wag said to '< ??
plotting to return to pow? r in Nie-j
a ragua.
The publi? .-iti'.i, of his arrival In Tl ?
Tribune caused Zelays t.. move to th?-!
Waldorf-Astoria, where he remained
until last Thursday, n hen he dlsctn
ered thai his movements were tv-in--'
watched. With his youngest snn and
Maclas he quletl* moved uptown tn|
the Hotel Hargrave, Columbus avenue |
and T.'d <t>???. |
The ?Seen t s? n I? -? men followed the
party to the Hotel Hargrav?. snd it ;
-vas thought that the formet dlctatm
waa trapped. But Zelays hss friendi ,
Mea York, which ma; have accounl
??I for the fact that i nlted States Com?
missioner Bhlelda waited In rain In his
In the Ft deral Buildli i - iterda) ?
afternoon, i \i-- ha ?? '/? la a
brought befori him al .?? n !
arraignment Rumors flew abtrat the
building thai th.- Nlcaraguan had elud- |
. d the Bet i el B? : \ \ct men snd had
to ? 'tinada.
A reportei of The TrHnine ralh i
upon ?feftor Msciaa al th?- Hotel Hit- ?
"(rave lasl evening to Investigate a
i*"i "it that th?- ? ' . I?ia
.?-??ti and S> i"i??r Ms ? had bt ? i
h> i?:, agents oi I en mi i T!u
received Ihe r? i?"i ter In i he
lobby, and although be Bhowed algia
of un? BSlnesa he i in tl? d< nit d the
rumor. He sdmitt? d thsl thi B< ret
>. i ice men had ? slled on him
hti baggage* ind thai of ''?? nere]
Zt-Ia \ a '??.i'? un.ilia? Ii? ?I
Beflor Maciaa usi txtn mi ??? >? -
m t.. discuss the ??? i" t? ?.
? ieneral /-? la >>?? Hi ? equall non?
. ommittal on the Bubji ? i of lb? ?1 -
poi tation of hlmsell snd the.t ;:? I
Zelaj>? i" Barcelona, Bpaln, nh< i?
u, -, had i ? ten drlv? n bj the r?volu-1
t ion of < le?era i Jua n J i.- U ads
At the hot? i d? ? ?? H wai k ai tu d I hai
< ?eneral Zela>.? ii.nl no! been s*een
about the hotel since Baturda) night.
II was thought thai he mlghl ha* e left
the pin' ?? ?.u _ inds; The baggage, th?
., m, Mi,?i. waa still In the house, bul
the hotel was being closelj watt hed
i,s s?. ret s. rvlcd sgenta t?? preVenl .
the di parture oi ?Seftoi Mat laa and
young ?Zelaya. The latter la an?,m
i ?A ?nt v j .ars ?'Id.
Since ins ?arrival In Nsa fort Gen
I (inliniKil '?ii ?????"ti'l PUge, Ii.iirlli <oliin.ii.
MORGAN TAX REDUCED I
Assessment Cut from $5,000, !
000 to $3,600,000.
i.? s la I Jasa I-? dj si ?i one ol the i **.<
utora "f the estate of J Pleri.i Moi !
gan, sppeared before Lswson Purdy,
Tax Commissioner, yesterda) snd sp
plied for a reduction ol the .-..--?
m.-nt sgalnsl Mr Morgan'a ?. late Th?
assessment waa s:?.?hm?,?mh?. consisting
chiefly of the Interest: In th ? Arm <>f |
.1. p. Morgan ?* Co?, ;? large p?ri ??f the |
?assets of which w< to lUx ka snd tai ,
pai'i bonds.
Th?* assessment urns reduced to
fS.IMNJV x N ?_
MITCHEL GUEST OF
COLONEL GOETHALS
Police Affairs Here Discussed?
Mayor-Elect Fails to Call
on President.
I its ? ?ab*, t" 'i Im TiIIwuii i
Panama, Nov. 24. Mr. "and Mrs. ,i??hn
Purroj Mltchel were guests ??f Colonel
Qoetbala at a dinner to-night Thsy
dis? nss?'d the New York |ioli?*?* ?iijfstion, ?
but no offer waa made to Colonel
Qoethals, who would not tecepl th?*
cAce.
He s.i'.s th?- ?'ommission'T ne? ?Is al>
?, int.- suthority "f ii long term.
.\tr. Mltchel la avoiding all .?n>?i_i ?i?.
ni.-inds He failed to call on the Pan
aman President, which has caused crit?
icism The party will \isit the Qatun
locks to-morrow.
. -m ???
T. M. Emerson Stricken.
w .,.,,.i sa to?.. Nov. '.'4 Beriousl] 111
Iron? .out?- Indlgt -'"'?i. T. I". Km?-??in.
presiden of the Atlantic ?-??ast Line, t<>
nlglH waa takes aboard a spr.-ini train
wtii_-h .-.id lak? '"'" t?> hla home In
Wilmington, N. C, Physicians ?irM-nbed
his ?omlltlin as "extremely bopefuL"
?PRESIDENT HELPS
REHEARSE WEDDING
Takes Part in Parade Like
That in To-day's Cere?
mony at White House.
LAST ENTERTAINMENT
HELD ON MAYFLOWER
Hundreds of Those Invited Arrive
Mr. Sayrc and Bride-Klect
Have Bi:sy Day.
I From 1 h? Tri?.un.- Rui SOtt
Washington, Nov. 24, Bscttemeni ai
the white n,.us?- to <i?\ exceeded that
on Mat. h i. when one Preaidenl wenl
out and another rtune in aa Chief k.\
ecutlve of the nation. Thi excitement
w.is incident to the marnai,.' a? 1:30
?>'< in? k to-morroa afternoon of thi
President's second daughter, Miss fee
git Woodro? >\itson. and Francis
Boa. i Be)11.
Th.- most importan! event waa the
I rehearsal of the wedding at I o'clock,
Iwhen the Preaidenl and the entire
Iwedding part) took pan In ih>* paradi
| The President was on hand ready to
rehearse lus pat t even befon the othei
m? ?1,1.? i ? ?T the w< ddlng |* it> ai i l?*i d,
I and tor the um< all formalltj and
Btate matters wen laid aside ami j?.>
? ? ?: supn ma
The .Marine Band was itatloned In
the marble rorrldon Jus! where ii will
' be to-morrow sfternoon, and the entire
I mualcal programme was played in full
t.. th.- grand march of the bridal pro
? ir, from the Slat.- dining room to
: data m Hi" Eaal Room,
All ..f th? ?I- "i ii *"!'? . sa\ ?? a f. v
(lowers in th? r-rasei arid some minor
details were in place, fust aa they
v.ill be to-morrow, and i the wedding,
with its hundreds of distinguish d wll
i ' ? soothly tu ne.i
roa ??> d"i the rehearsal lo-daj the
? m Hi i'?- ;. marvel, v large num?
sritnesi ed th'- trial
marrfa '" t!??- platform and th?* gra< eful
m rang? m< nl ol bi Idesmsldi at", uafe
? ? v -|-..,,. Whlti i i were all
-?n hand i ? utok.?-: .n Hie ' ei emon .
Diplomats to Wear Uniforms.
? that tin- m> ruh. i ? of tli<
?p i-orp*- had decided .-it the lasl
minute '" v.-.r th>-r res pi en dan I uni?
form i ightened ?nteres t m the
? !t miiiniH. .-? L? h? as hi illiant
i it.' ?. n ?i** htst i rar laki n place in
lli" I Si lltlVI Munm.ii. Tlir ilipl*??? ??
tnUoggfmm i th<
te\.I'V" * j. Jn ' .1 .
h An ? ? - !..r it present d an
*".-?. i - crd lo ihe diplomate
that h a special ? ?mpllmt m t..
Ill? pi ? .il? m. thr ?un and
minist? i ?? - ..ni.i i..' sap? ? pear
m ti,. n foil uniform??. Thi m togethei
w nil r-ie nnlforma of th? militar" and
i-'-, ?-.ill Und ? little more of
lal niinos|.h? re than was al lirst
? \ .? .i? il.
?tut I Hi pan Ra?. .? lu,, neon to?
il- Wiifi.ii T. Grenfi II, the beat
m- n, il " h., h clergymen "f ? rerj do?
nation were t?r.?-? nl Carrl
. automobile* Hf>p- passing t.. and
if t'pidh m th?' wiii:. House grounds
Ths Prasldsnl focaoali his usual gam?
ol .-"it gad devoted tl ?? aftei noon to
' .Idlng prepara! loni
Try March to Altar.
"Alien th?' bridal part) aasem.1 In
the ?tute ?liniiiK room to the Btralna
of the Bridal ?'horns from "Lohengrin,",
the) ii - ?? 'i bj mu.' iii.\ in? ,n Blow
teps along the rat ? srpeted i oi rldor
Ui.it i uni' ra the ited Blue and Oreen
rooms, and BSMoea Into ths historic Bssi
Room, where an altar massed m palms
ami flou ers has bei n erected.
I 'hat les i. ans Hi ghea " and i >r
(?inllniir.l mi lilil? page, llilril , <>),,mn
BANKER ACCUSES BOYS
J. W. Harriman to Press Charge
of Theft of Auto Clock.
(?s. | I, W Han unan pi, Mil.-nt of
the Harriman National Bank, will .i|>
p'.u n, iii? Chlldrens' Court this morn?'
irm r?, press s t*omplalnl against Win*
fleld I'.attison. ,,i No 180 Ninth avenue,
and James lit Donough, of No ."..'?.*-?
Weal 38th street, hm schoolboys who
are a? ? m ed "i attempting lo steal a
clock from air. Harrlman'a automobile'
laal night
Mi Harriman was a bou l t?. enter
his car, which "?is drawn up in front
of ins home, at No. _?"? Bast ?"?ith.
street, al fl o'i kx k when a boy darted
from th.- st?ii'?aik ami wrenched thel
i im k from its leather .ase. a patrol?
man ggVS ?hiise
Running a*eoi lo sixth avenue the'
boya hoarded a northbound trolley car,
i.ut were overhauled by th?- policeman
and taken back to the Harriman house.
Mr Harriman pi-?>mi.?*e-| to nn-ss the
charge of juvenile ddlnqulney.
- ?
WISTER'S TURKEY STOLEN
"Virginian's" Author's Virginia
Bred Fowls Taken.
I n toAtropt t.. 'iii.- rribu?i I
Philadelphia, Soy, -i. Owen Plater
and his family looked with marked
fa\or upon the growing at traitions of
ti roupie of Virginia turkeys that
strutted about the poultry yard of
their Old V.'ik Road .ountry place
until to-day.
A Ihtef Rot the hinls. ami now the
novelist giuat buy "" uapodlgraod fowl
for his ThnnksKlMtiB dnrier.
NoThanksBivini; ilirui**r complete without
An0o-*tura Bltteri. Delicious appetizer.
Advt.
fT)tr
r^ttncis. Soivmj ?2\??yj-4m'
HELLO, NEW YORK!
Y. M. C. A. TALK?
?We've dot to Raise Ov
! $500,000 To-day, and W(
Count on You.
DO WE "INSIST"?
YOU BET WE D<
? Our $4.000.000 Campaii-n Lnds
Midnight?We're Short It's
Up to You? Goodby.
Three million o'< loch has come a
gone ?m i? Young Worn? n a snd rou
Men'a Christian asso? lations' tlmeplei
around the city, snd the Joint comm
t.*.- in . Large of raising ihe M.000,1
building fund it to-daj working to I
<-nd thai some one s '?i supply
enough to bring the luir hands ioroU
sgaln before midnight to-night. ?T<
terday vas ? greal ds> In the aim.
i of whirlwind campaigning, bul to-di
, the l ? si a- of Hi- .aim algn, mn.?i
!-. greater.
Ti,.. |,*iof? rollectora reported .*?."."> '-1
t.. i hell credli for t he twenty-fu
ending -ii noon asterdg). TI
bringa II ? total up t.? $3,427,247. M?->
than ---?"-'"-?-???-??k* mmt be raised to-daj
ti,.- oi.j. et of the ? smpalgn la to
? ' d,
? i Know "f no ? ; ? In this osunl
whl? h has Basa f??r.?d t-? ?>xt?*ii?l a. ?nr
I paign for'?Christian association pu
d William Ft llowes MorgS
of the executive '?1111111111.-. after tl
". hi ??ti ? esP rdaj, In i.??
?ion, 1 bell? ? ? ?? ? did wH g<
1 ..'i ih.-u- tir?t attempl .
had t.. tr?- ovei again, bul in th?? l'nit?
?? .? th? association has never rail*
In what it s.-t out t" raise.
New York Must Do It? Duty.
1 do ti"t '?? lleve thai Neu York w
i?. th?* .it; to bre ?u this Bplendid 1
ord. From the luncheon to-morrow 11
-.,. 1 kers <? ni '??? n hlsked awaj In taa
. ,,1 v to ih?- offltres snd hornea of tl
?rich men i horn wt have aa* ed oui f<
' the i"?n"f ??:' giving the last few need?
,-,,!-. T< I? ?phone aii'i telegrap
p ill ; .a h be ? slled Into use. '?.? t?l
worker will do his utmost to boost tli
fund to the n ?1 ilred amount so
rnof
Tli,. totala b committees, ss si
nounced yesterds*, follow:
, ,-fi- .-? .|.i% ?J.?'OI ?!
r ? Kli s?lej o iitiiltne . ??;*?.
- . ...... . 1 ? ' ?_
. ,-.-.!
""?""'t*?* . ''? ?
|-|... I'- ? .
: .. u.,-,.--. ommlttM. ? '."
????? ? . ' ???
Tl,.- .-.. .:?!'?.?Ml?:!"??*..**n\t*
total M'"?'l.i.? 4.:.-> .?
,,. . * total ? ? lat* ? 93.431 2)
?if the s: :.".<'.< km i ci*edlted to the exec
Itlve committee s I in?.'*-? ,s;?s condl
ttonal on the fund reaching M.OOtXCS
? ,,.,,., Thia was the aame glOO.ttOi
;..,,,, ,,.,1 on. rrtday, conditional upoi
I f-j K*o,000 being raised by noon yester
-, s the figures show, the fund wa
more than ?172.000 ahort of tins smo n
with the sn?*?.<?<N> subtracted, but lb(
donor agree to continue Ihe off
under the ' ma mentioned.
Failure Would Mean Big Loss.
ir th. .oininitt?-?- fails to produce th
tuii M.OOtXOOO to-night not only wii
ihis smounl be lost t?. them, but i
! great ?i'"1 in******1 "hat kag ?-?*?? glvei
conditionally, it is understood thai
John i>. Rockefeller*! i?'ift of s: .."?? m h * >
announ? ed the lira! nlghl of the cam*
Ipalgn? ?v,ls ?conditional upon the sntln
fun?! being raised withm th?* speclfle
tlme. The workers f?*ei that in allow?
ing themselvei until midnight to-nlghl
the) are tmt exceeding Um time limit ? i
two weeks, Bines the actual ceUecfng
was i'"' i""ii"n unUI Tuesday, Nov?**m
her It
Among th?* large individual slvers
iresterdaj were the following: The
Ward Baking Company and Bugene
?Delano, $5.000; James a. H?*arn & Co.,
12,000; Mr* wuiiam R. ThtMnpaon, of
PittBburgh; Gtsta Hoatetter, C. H.
Mathewson, Mrs, Samuel Brldghsm,
OeorgS B. H'iw'loln. Jonathan Thorn?-.
MojreauS Delano, Mr?. Francis P. Fc-r
nald, l)omm?*ri?h &? ?*o.. Horace E. .\n
drews, Mrs, ?Ftsaieis ?Carrolta, of Cali?
fornia. ar"i ?r,,lir snonymoua glvsrs,
?M.IHJO.
John i?. Rockefelle**, jr.. gave $28^000,
which raissd **** contributions of ?he
Rockefeller family to fdOTMMO, ?Uni
w?--*k |_?,000 came to ti,,. commit;??*
from ?Mrs. John I). K???k?*f<'ll?T, Jr.
Vest? rda>'.? < ??ntrlhiitUm wa.s Obtained
h?, a member of Mr. H-M-koMler'.?? Bible
? las*?, wh" H- t-*?I on hltai.Bg of Mrs.
< ..iillnii?*il on flftl? i??|*, ttxth , ?iiimii.
it UessJe \Vj
_41 h^ooa?j-ow Ib
\\ *V//row' /f
^\ r*oro ?*B #?- ^/
JA-\. ~**ll*^y/?^
F f*tt?$toft
<? _*r
r^rayasse T K>#?\a\
AiryJ S fa? i <
\7Jso Ra* sSylvst?*-. hS- kernte J*.
PRISON FOR FOUR
IN NECKLACE CASE
Mystery of $650.000 Thefl Still
Unsolved (iems Not Sought
by Americans.
I ? -., ? ? ? ? ? < ? ,.v.r I
London, Noi. '_?"> TI i ? irtain ?vas
rungduwn yesterdai "" thegreal 9660,
000 not klai ? m- sterj and four men
gi u with Ihe rol.rj were sent
to prison three ol them for long terms
'at penal servitude, though ths ?rune
..?n brought home to ih?- thieves,
ti.?' time end mann, r of its execution
tin *. great a myaterj as ever,
'and non ir.- never likely to be solved.
, xhe following mete th< sentences on
? ? .1 ,m.'s Lockt It. a Jeweller,
. Joeeph Qrlxzard, a diamond mer
i, hanl seven years al pei il m nItude;
li erman, a < ommiasion agent,
|ll eara at penal servitud, and
, ? mmended for deportation; Latadr
Qutwirth, a broker, eighteen montha
at hard labor, also recommended for
.i. ? ..n.it..m i. was brought out that
Locket! had one? been convicted in
America.
After the cour I closed Mas Meyer
showed ths precious pearls to a num?
ber nt faahtonabli women win. had
been watching the trial. The gema
..i i.? ?ti restore.) to ?? piueh-llned ?ase
and looked rt ill magniflcenl They
acre then safely packed un?, a leather
bag and Mr, Meyer took them away.
Hi said:
i am ?; m.? to take them home and
niw' them a bath. Thai la what they
want badly. Then- 1- no truth in the
? rumor thai a rich American is after
them i can't tell you who wants them,
bul ? ill i< t you know a hi n th? |
mid' The Question non arteei sa to
who will ?ei the reward of |90v000.
-??
MERCURY VICTIM SAVED
Woman Who Took 3 Tablets to
Go Home for Thanksgiving.
??? ron ?? ; mi h m
.Mont? lair. N, .1 , Nov. 24. Mia, Anna
Mct.ee. uf Hloomti.-I.l. Who took till?'.''
bichloride of roercurj tableta Novetn-I
ber 11. will be discharged from Moon
' talnslde Ifoeplial In time to spend
Thanksgiving Dej with her family, it
vv.ts said tO-da) at the hospital. Mrs.
McGee'a rt overj la considered remark
I ahie. sin- is looking forward with
great joy t<> the family reunion that
will take place on Thanksgiving Day
I In celebration of her encape from death.
Mrs. McOee, it is said took the pol
. son following a quarrel with her hus?
band, but they have i.?.me reconciled,
end he has \i<-it??<i the hospital daily.
Mrs. M<tle?' is the BSOOnd pCSUMI
treated successfully \,\ |)?-, Verhack.
the house physician of Mountainside
j Hospital, who aaved the life <>f Timo*
Ithj Pris.nil. of ??lan??e. after he had
|taken three mercury tableta several
1 months ago.
? ?;?
BLEASE FREES 100
i AS HOLIDAY GIFT!
1 Has Averaged Pardon a Day
Since He Took Office -Total
Nears Thousand Mark.
I By Te!-?Kr.'tt>h t?. Tli.- Tillmn. *
Bpartanburg, ?s. c. Nov. _i. -u-.-.e
hundred prisoners will receive ; heir
freedom aa ? Thanksgiving from <;>>
amor Goto I.. Blaaao, it was announced
to-ilay. They will be let out In tim ? to
eat dinner at th< ir homes on Thursday.
The palets have all been algnod?
This makes 882 ?as.s in which ( iov -
erimr Mi.-ase his extended Executive
clemency atnee h?* assumed office, in
January, 1011 'nearly one a day, He
has been growing mora aad meta lib?
eral lately.
?
JUAREZ CENTRE
OF THREE FIERCE
BATTLES AT ONCE
!_
Federals Circle Rebels and
Attack on Front, Left
and Right.
VILLA RUSHES EVERY
MAN TO THE FRONT
i Fight Raging Within Ten
Miles of Mexican City
at All Points.
?DRIVEN BACK AT FIRST
i
j Revolutionists Give Way to Open?
ing Onslaught, but Rally and
Check Enemy.
R* I? . ?,'rapli to 'lli?> Tur-iin?? I
El Taso. Tex.. Nov. 24. Juarez la to?
night the irntr?- of the prize for Which
mors than twelve thousand Mexican
1 troops are lighting !? what is reganled
i
as Hi" crucial battle ..f the revolution
against President Victoriano Huerta,
Fighting is in progresa aoutheaet of
Juarez; south of the ciiy a greater
battle is bel?g fought, and wast, near
'
Flores ranch, s third engagement ?a
i under way.
AM three battles an- being fought
I within ten miles of Juarez in either
, direction end practically that close to
' El Paso.
Wounded rebels from the battle east
i of Juarez, opposite Helen. Tex., began
; I'Omiltg Into Juap-'Z soon after KO'clock
this afternoon, and several BUCCOOded
In maklnf their way acroaa the border
?o El Paso, wh?*-re they were put in
hospitals.
i Every available Constitutionalist
soldier in Juarez has been rushed to
the front. th<- ?avalry. numbering
.?.bout seven hundred, being sent w. g\
to stem th.- tide of approaching fe.i
? tais there.
Infantr*- numbering 400 wen -"'it
I to the southeast and left th?** border
city on the double quick?unuaual for
Mexican soldiers and showing the
anxiety felt.
Heavy . atinnnadin*** plainly was
heard in Juarez after ."? o Clock th;*?
afternoon, arm a great deal more d;s
tlnctly to-night
Rebels Driven Back.
Kiuiii th?? opening of the tinhting
southeast <>f juare-/ the rebel* ware
driven back, but after I short retreat
they made a stand, and until darkness
grew m> deep that the opposing lines
could no' Le s. en they held back the
advancing fed?rala
A detachm"nt ol rebels hurrying to
the relief of their comrades 0Pp<
Bed n were llred ?n by th?- rebels en
Igaging th?? federals under the Impres?
sion that the reinforcement? were f?-d
Ierais vvin. had Banked them. The two
detachmenta fought for half an hour
before th?- mistake waa dtocovered
Nighl lighting aas continued at Pi
o'clock, with Indioatlons that it would
be continued ah nighl to the s".,th
of Juarez.
Near Tierra Blanca General Mercado^
commanding the main roderai army.
engaged Vllla'a main army at i o'doi a
in the afternoon, while taro wines of
th>* fed?rala moved east and area) of
Villa ami BUCCOOded in ?lanking his
position.
Supplies and ammunition were serr
to Villa's front soon after ?> o'clock this
.?v.iimg. General Rodr?gaos .ame into
Juarez from the front and return, d t>>
th. south to-night with the carleada "f
supplies for men. boraca and guns.
At the same hour all available <i<
alry in Juares was moving out in m
effort to intercept the federate. The
lighting was g.ncral ai that tun.- ,l!
along the rebel front, the fed?rala hiv?
ing come up .m th. Mexican Central
und engaged the .entre as well as t'
right and '..-ft wings.
Villa Short of Shells.
shells are being dropped by the fed?
erate into the tanks of Villa's ni?n.
shortage of ammunition prevente Villa
replying m kind, it is reported.
Sounds of battle could be beard i"
Juare/. as the troops marched awav to
reinforce the two wtnga Th.? town :?
alive with military .a tiviiy. loverai
yf the rebel offk** is left in automobiles
for the BCOai of the fighting east of
Juarez.
The r?bela have alw?ya, until Villa's
assault on Juarez, marched past Klor??.?*
Ranch to secure a poaRloO to attack
the border Cltjr. They cum ford the
liver there and ?an get aroun.j the
mountains opposite th.? smelter ami
then move down the river from the
northwest.
A ferrerai attempt to flank the rehel
force at Hauche, slxtcn miles below
Juarez, was ?decked by the rebels after
h ?lose rang?- battle, which laste?! for
two hours, late to-day The federals
Were driven bach with severe lOM
and had not renewed the attempt when
a party of Atncri? ans 1? ft Hauche in an
automobile anil reached here to-night.
Foreigners Fleeing from Juarez.
All foreigners atv having Juare,. .
rapidly as they COB ?et actos.? the
bridges, and hundred? of Mexican fam?
ilies are seeking safety <>n this side
Rebel troops prevent th.- natives from
bringing their household Roods out Of
Juarez, and great piles of furniture

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